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Luckily the frog, who had been hunting butterflies nearby, saw him and with all his strength pushed him back into the pond.

It had been planned that the tunnel would reach into a nearby forest, but the first man out emerged just short of the tree line.

Colonel Qaddafi decided it was time to leave, and planned to flee to one of his houses nearby, where he had been born.

Her mother is always nearby watching out for Bertha.

The eruption from the fissure was not the only news, as a river nearby began boiling from the heat of the Earth.

It was Ann Peters' husband that (who) rushed her to a nearby hospital last night.

She ran out in her pyjamas to tell men who were cutting trees nearby.

She looked down to see that her hand lay upon a pile of silk stockings. A sign nearby announced that they had been reduced in price.

After doing these and reporting back to your former executive assistant, she asks you to help out goblin miners at a nearby cave.

Tons of paper had flown through the air when the towers collapsed. Some of it had been blown through the broken windows of nearby buildings.

Thinks the article, runs to her seat nearby on, clenches teeth is called me to leave.

But if there is only one nearby mine that can be relied upon as a supplier, the electricity generator tends to own it.

Besides, it was a peaceful part of the mountains, possibly due to the influence of a gentle forest monk who lived nearby.

He was swept up into the center of them and my link with him was broken as I was carried up to the top of a high building nearby.

It was a fine day, and crisp sunlight was shining through the first pale leaves on the trees nearby.

He said the authorities were trying to find shelter for the passengers at nearby schools, conference halls and other public facilities.

They were settling into the new community when a nearby farmer told Joe that there was gold in the dirt of his new property.

he set off at a brisk pace , past an empty inn and a few houses . according to a clock on a nearby church , it was almost midnight.

One of the boys in the class went to a junior executive in a nearby company and honored him for helping him with his career planning.

Staff at a nearby hotel said the quake had been strong enough to shake television sets off tables and smash them.

If it had grown up in those cities, he thinks, it might have evolved to serve the sophisticated multinationals nearby.

as with Harry Hochheiser and me, one of your outriders may well find a huge win nearby that you were just a little too close-focused to see.

Nearby discharge more of a strong 1045, the Great Music has no income, the air has been filled with casual attitudes of gunpowder incense.

I think it would be so darn funny if Gates whipped out his revolver and shot that new Chinese stealth fighter down as it flies nearby.

He told her his house was undergoing a renovation and instead drove her to a nearby hotel, where they spent the night together.

Police also found a two-year-old girl with a gunshot wound to the chest in a nearby van.

Few astronomical sights excite the imagination like the nearby stellar nursery known as the Orion Nebula.

Zen: It's possible. We are sieged here by enemies, Ju Ba and Xie Yu included. . . . We must find out how much dynamite is still left nearby!

He thought Lora distinctive and agreed with him donation some of the dividend to the dystrophy dweller nearby as the duration drought.

"The sky is always grey here, " one resident, who grew up on Xikuangshan, a nearby hill where antimony mining is concentrated, says.

he stood patiently in line hoping he had come early enough to get some of the free rice porridge steaming in giant cauldrons nearby.

I realized some of them slept in a nearby alley, while others had just stepped out of the shelter for an early-morning smoke.

On a nearby parade ground, preparations are underway for a graduation ceremony that will take place in a few days.

Her startled indecision quickly turned to indignant impulse when some of the men began to gather up drying clothes from a nearby line.

The survivors were to be taken by helicopter to a nearby airport, where they were to be met by relatives.

The U. N. resolution states that suspected ships have to agree to be boarded or to divert to nearby ports for formal inspections.

Sola was standing nearby. She was armed and prepared to fight. The princess was lying next to her feet.

Her husband carried him to the nearby clinic, where the doctors treated him for over an hour but couldn't save him. He left this world.

And while he was doing the building work, his wife Jasmine Saville and their two toddler children camped in the nearby countryside.

She opens her eyes, and sometimes she groans or gropes toward people nearby. Most of the time she seems to be asleep.

If there are other universities or colleges nearby, they may have a book you need, which you may be able to sign out for a few weeks.

Mao Bao immediately bought the turtle, but instead of eating it, he took it to a nearby lake and let it go.

Last night, he was taken to nearby St. Thomas Hospital, and doctors treated him for six broken ribs and a broken collar bone.

Another Chinese colleague was robbed by knifepoint at a nearby gas station a week later, but she refused to report the crime.

After she left, her sweet songs lingered around the beams for three days. People nearby had thought that she was still singing there.

One night in a bar, three big men challenged her to a sexual endurance match at a nearby motel.

But they did not know that the telegraph office wires only went into the nearby forest.

When Jesus saw his mother there, and the disciple whom he loved standing nearby, he said to his mother, "Dear woman, here is your son, "

Some blubber ends up in the trash, no longer prized as fuel for heat and light when a drill rig nearby makes natural gas cheap and easy.

There was a small deserted cabin nearby, just a few steps off the road.

Up, up, until the hut below has become a little. When he arrived, he climbed to the top of a large cloud, and in a castle in the nearby.

The aim is to see what effect pesticides used on nearby farms might have on the children's health.

Naples does not sit squarely on a fault line but is close enough to be at risk for major damage if a strong quake hits nearby.

At last, the window pollution is reduced by means of prolonging the tube nearby the anode side, and the improving has been used in practice.

The sun was just coming up over the tops of the trees, and a distant voice was calling, and nearby a chanting of Sanskrit was in the air.

One police official said the boat was swamped by a larger vessel passing nearby.

Among the facades destroyed was that of a nearby building housing the United Nations Development Program.

I ask Yunlin to look for a room nearby, and he is of course pleased and agrees with alacrity to help me.

She said they transferred the twins to a hospital in the nearby metropolis of Chongqing to be examined by experts.

They did not know that the smoke from nearby chimneys was coming from crematoria burning the bodies of earlier arrivals.

Furthermore, some characters were found to be associated with two or more polymorphic alleles, nearby in the same linkage group.

In Kingsley villa nearby lake, sinking a female corpse. Kingsley gardener Bill by the body as his wife.

O'Neill said most of the employees will be moved to nearby stores, but she did not know exactly how many jobs will be lost.

Has everyone in your classes written to a factory to ask them to stop pouring dirty water into the river or lake nearby ?

To be honest, if I were on a reading retreat at the Castello di Galeazzo, I doubt I'd be able to resist the siren song of nearby Bologna.

He was sent to live with his mother's relatives in a nearby village and a few months later, he received a message that his mother was dead.

I lay staring into the dark, listening to the sounds of trucks and cars rushing along the nearby interstate.

His boy had run ahead of him and climbed high on to a nearby cement factory tower.

A few hours later officers raided the nearby home of his mother, who collapsed and died during the raid.

Taking his hand, she led him into a nearby department store and bought him a new pair of shoes and a warm jacket.

Three weeks ago Machado said he heard from a neighbor that the rail line was being rerouted through his dairy to avoid a nearby wetland.

They were sitting together at a restaurant, and loud music with a heavy beat poured out of a nearby speaker as they ate.

Eventually, they dug away the final pieces of rubble - and a woman was carefully lifted out and rushed on a stretcher to a nearby doctor.

Fortunately the nearby Huaca de la Luna seems to have been more important to the Moche and has remained largely intact.

She was taken to a nearby hospital, which had no electricity.

Looking up only in nearby, but you do not always with me in the same height.

Choi says local criminal gangs did not want him selling gum in the area and once grabbed him and took him to a nearby mountain.

The boyfriend "the family" comes "the family" nearby my ear to go all day, I was also gradually used to it.

Little girls are easy to teach, lessons only last about 45 minutes, and she lives nearby as well.

He knew wolves and grizzlies were nearby. And he knew he was no longer at the top of the food chain.

Gina has resumed some of her duties, searching cars for explosives at Peterson or other nearby military facilities.

Every minute I looked up to see if the middle-aged lady who had come and was standing nearby could hear us.

Nearby, an old man with a black beret selects two mangoes from the bottom of a battered cardboard box.

They made so much noise as the wings hit the wind that Mila thought there had to be a helicopter nearby.

A convenient location with nearby railway and bus transport connections is expected to make it a trend-setting project in the area.

It said it appeared a handgun found nearby had not been used.

Also doing not know for this several days is how, seem nearby all of everything all seem to be so unfamiliar.

I found a strange person walking nearby our shop all day.

One afternoon in his youth, he had ventured into a nearby village for a few hours and had felt his detestation of people grow fierce.

of progress, the referee may pick up the robot and move it to a nearby point on the black line for it to attempt to complete the course.

A convenient location with nearby railway and bus transport connections is expected to make it a trend-setting project in the area.

It said it appeared a handgun found nearby had not been used.

Also doing not know for this several days is how, seem nearby all of everything all seem to be so unfamiliar.

She wasn't happy, noisy want me to sit at nearby, she let me accompany her to move bowels, this not is live to suffer mental agony?

They stop for a rest break, and to let the kids work off some energy with a little impromptu practice in a nearby pasture.

I found a strange person walking nearby our shop all day.

One afternoon in his youth, he had ventured into a nearby village for a few hours and had felt his detestation of people grow fierce.

of progress, the referee may pick up the robot and move it to a nearby point on the black line for it to attempt to complete the course.

Nearby, the ground floor of what used to be the Missions to Seamen building is now a restaurant with the curiously apt name of "Marcel" .

I found a stranger walking nearby our shop all day.

of progress, the referee may pick up the robot and move it to a nearby point on the black line for it to attempt to complete the course.

Nearby, the ground floor of what used to be the Missions to Seamen building is now a restaurant with the curiously apt name of "Marcel" .

I found a stranger walking nearby our shop all day.

"No thanks, " Mark said as he began to look around. He noticed some black dots on the ground nearby.

Workers from a nearby food processing plant rushed to help, jumping into the icy water to save the children.

She wanted to go on like this not to the next smoothly off from nearby vines, stretching from the quagmire of mud stained the ground sway.

Cameron reached for a nearby rock, about the size of her own head, and began to repeatedly smash it into the Triple-8's head.

There was no sign of what had caused the loud cracking noise, but there were several faces peering through various nearby windows.

When ambulance staff arrived they saw the girl was on the point of giving birth and rushed her to a nearby building where she had her baby.

Last summer, we found a site where there was a crystal-clear stream nearby.

When ambulance staff arrived they saw the girl was on the point of giving birth and rushed her to a nearby building where she had her baby.

Last summer, we found a site where there was a crystal-clear stream nearby.

Dad told me I could drive him into a distant village called Mijas, on condition that I took the car in to be serviced at a nearby garage.

When a communication path changes, nearby routers inform their neighbours through a system known as the border gateway protocol (BGP).

To make it look like a crime, Kleon then fled the scene and threw the chainsaw into a nearby river.

Even before the police raid, some of the campaign's organisers had been looking for a floor in a nearby building to shelter for the winter.

When he heard that his mother picked up pine firewood in the nearby mountains when the pick up immediately with a bodyguard.

If we had thrown it out in a nearby alley, he would have brought it home again, as a small token of his integrity in such matters.

Open fields nearby Montreal children of rape, yellow so intoxicating , as if to have all the tenderness into the arms of her.

The police took the student to a nearby hospital for treatment before rushing her to the exam centre, Seoul's CBS radio said.

Open fields nearby Montreal children of rape, yellow so intoxicating , as if to have all the tenderness into the arms of her.

The police took the student to a nearby hospital for treatment before rushing her to the exam centre, Seoul's CBS radio said.

And yet, anytime there are more than two or three people around, I escape to a nearby room and go on my computer.

He grew up in one of the nearby settlements -- where red-roofed bungalows surrounded by lawns bake in the summer sun.

He likes being able to ask his navigation system to "Show me the nearest hospitals" , whereupon it calls up a list of nearby facilities.

One of the famous places in town, with lots happenings all over the place and nearby, offering a good spot for surfing!

Less cooperative was Amazon. com founder Jeff Bezos, who lives nearby but asked the company not to pint out his home.

After scoring the plate at the Saturday auction, Ms. Leung said she was on her way to a nearby car dealership to pick out her new car.

She would move back in with her mother and transfer to a school in a nearby district.

All of these tests went well, but I was surprised by one odd thing: I could check myself into nearby places even if I wasn't there.

She would move back in with her mother and transfer to a school in a nearby district.

All of these tests went well, but I was surprised by one odd thing: I could check myself into nearby places even if I wasn't there.

Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi did not respond or even smile, but onlygestured that the microphone be passed to a woman nearby.

In the nineteen forties the wealthy John D. Rockefeller bought a great amount of land nearby. Then he gave it to the federal government.

There was also plenty of restaurants nearby for eating out in what seems to be a very safe and upmarket area of the city.

But I didst note the flower peddler nearby, that she showed not vacant curiosity but a more intent concern.

The only sign of life was an ugly-looking black goat on a short length of rope (which was) tied to a tree in a field nearby.

There's a sharp coiled cable running from the light to the wall and a soft place to put things nearby but I never really use it.

He followed them to a nearby apartment building, where he found a woman shivering and wet in the March cold and took her to a shelter.

Most of the heavy damage appeared to be concentrated in nearby towns, which by Chinese standards are not heavily populated.

He followed them to a nearby apartment building, where he found a woman shivering and wet in the March cold and took her to a shelter.

Most of the heavy damage appeared to be concentrated in nearby towns, which by Chinese standards are not heavily populated.

Although used to make railway tracks, there was no railway nearby so the industry failed.

One clever 18-month-old monkey solve the problem by washing the sweet potatoes in a nearby river, She taught this to her mother.

One man moved lots of stones from a nearby mountain and put them under the front tires. The others squatted down and began digging.

There was a small house nearby and a boy provided us with some water to help cool the truck down.

Washing, fueling, and storing 20 cars in lower Manhattan is no easy trick, but Fiat found a nearby garage to handle the duties.

The little bird was found, exhausted but otherwise well, on Sunday after a couple spotted him in a nearby shallow estuary.

Jie and her boys graduated from university to work, the mother of a post on the nearby farmers market stalls were put up to maintain life.

The police had been responding to reports of men firing on police on a nearby highway overpass.

Even through the years of solitary confinement, each man drew comfort from the thought of his nearby comrade.

He said gunmen opened-fire into a nearby building, killing several residents.

In a year, some 17 chicks were to be taken hack to the wild--Tongariro National Park's ten plus seven from two other nearby forests.

Shooting was reported from some of the nearby villages, where barricades of burning tyres have been put up to try to block the advance.

Notice the sun on your face, the wind blowing through your hair, the sound of the kids playing nearby or horns honking.

The president of a nearby construction company had tried to help the aunt escape, but he too was washed away.

Check out the crowd! *Tips* The parking here can be quite limited so you might have to find parking lots at opposite shops or nearby houses.

One day, while trying to eke out a living for his family, he heard a cry for help coming from a nearby bog.

iReporter Rice said he was watching fireworks nearby when he noticed that fireworks were being set off near the buildings.

One student described barricading himself in a classroom there with other students and hearing dozens of gunshots nearby.

My mother moved into a nearby city a few years ago because it was inconvenient for her to live in the village where I grew up.

When nearby shopkeepers rushed over, the children were standing on the court amid a cloud of dust.

Mr. Araya, the son of a cab driver, grew up in a working-class neighborhood in nearby Queens.

We lock onto a bit of the illustration that looks appropriately shaded and then find it conflicting with the shading in other nearby areas.

Objective assessments of the nearby park opportunities were also linked to how much time children spent in sedentary behaviors.

She was thrilled when she was allowed to join the hunting party for an overnight stay when the men were camped by a nearby river.

And a big hydropower plant at the nearby Kajaki dam should be able to light up Kandahar for a fraction of the cost.

A boy in the class find a nearby company, will be a gift to the blue ribbon of a junior manager, thank him for his employment developments.

Police said he suffered internal injuries and was confirmed dead by doctors at a nearby hospital.

Distant water can't put out a nearby fire, and a distant relative is not as helpful as a close neighbor.

Police said the woman, whose name has not been made public, had been drinking at a nearby bar. She escaped with only scrape on her knees.

He was lying on his side in an alley nearby. His tongue hung out in the dirt and only the tip of his tail moved when he saw me.

Rescuers said the injured were taken to a nearby part of the hospital, but fortunately the injury is not serious, not life threatening.

The Earth will be at extremes of its orbit and so any nearby stars will seem to have shifted a tiny bit in the sky.

The Chilean flamingos had been feeding on a dried lakebed nearby when part of the flock took to the sky and circled overhead.

And He said to them, Let us go elsewhere into the nearby towns that I may preach there also, because for this purpose I came out.

She informed me that they had a block of rooms at the nearby hotel, and that my expenses for the duration of my stay would be covered.

I settled down in a nearby pub and began to sketch a glass, which is no more than an arrangement of ovals and lines.

Sounded very ominous when he took me nearby to the lake, conveniently called Lake Lyndon Baines Johnson.

One evening, I was sitting at the bar in Star Canyon and a woman seated nearby began to speak to me with interest.

He took a bike and showed me around the University Town and Xiaozhou County nearby that.

there was more of it than they needed on English farms, which had a nearby supply from livestock and horses.

Police say Elmer then went to a nearby restaurant, ordered beer and a couple of slices of pizza and paid with some of the bank's money.

village seemed deserted, the only sign of lift being an ugly-looking black goat tied to a tree on a short length of rope in a field nearby.

Colton is usually on Burgan's lap or at least nearby when he is on the iPad, so she does not put any limits on his time using the tablet.

She always took pleasure in the idea of pleasing him, and with her brothers sitting nearby, she thought nothing of it.

"I must be on a bridge. I" ve been told that there's a river nearby, but I'm not familiar with its exact position.

Three witnesses have told the Observer that Mr Tomlinson was attacked violently as he made his way home from work at a nearby newsagents.

they continued to encourage the soldiers floating nearby , even as they themselves faced certain death in arctic waters.

One night, as luck would have it, Kepi asked me if I wouldn't take one of his clients to a whorehouse nearby.

Author Tim Maltin said the authorities spent time assessing the damage instead of sending out a signal asking for help from nearby ships.

His mother senses a nearby predator. But it's not the dingo. Her attention is fixed on the wedge- tailed eagle flying above.

The spokesman said the utility could not confirm whether water was actually leaking into the sea nearby and was conducting tests.

The patient tried to stand up so the blood would flow into a nearby trash can, and I told her, "No, don't stand up. "

Worker from a nearby factory said, "It's no big deal to help just a little when you see someone stuck under the car. "

He began examining nearby galaxies with a 10-inch refractor to see whether any stars had flared up.

nearby the device there must be at least one standard set of fire distinguish equipment.

Water flowed through the crack into a nearby fjord and from there into the sea, leaving behind a dry lake-bed littered with icebergs.

Meanwhile in Damascus, several protests took place in different locations in the city as well as nearby by suburbs and towns.

All of a sudden, a lizard about the size of a small crocodile hurtled out of the undergrowth and raced up a nearby baobab tree.

Lonely for her beloved Miss Taylor, now Mrs. Weston, EMMA took under her wing Harriet Smith, the parlor boarder at a nearby boarding-school.

Now, waste from these farms is often just pumped into nearby pits.

Everyone was a locavore, even New York had pig farms nearby and shipping food all over the place was a ridiculous notion.

The full moon January 30 would also be a time for a quick weekend trip to a nearby town to relax and unwind.

It was last night that Ann Peters' husband rushed her to a nearby hospital.

TRAPPED under a pile of rubble, you wait for rescue. Then, to add to your troubles, you see a small blob ooze through a nearby crack.

Oil oozing out of rocks or dug out by hand was usually enough to meet the modest needs of those who lived nearby.

But he said steps have been taken to ensure better communication with nearby countries before such steps are taken in future.

Monsters infest the nearby area, making it a dangerous place to work, but Remtravel is persistent.

In kingsley villa nearby lake, sinks down in a woman "s body. "

After an hours-long stand-off, the Japanese officials forced the boat to dock at a nearby Japanese island.

Alice killed two birds with one stone by going to a place for sightseeing and then calling on her friend nearby.

The water that fills the canal's locks flows from nearby rivers where the children of indigenous peasants swim naked during school hours.

It continued to master the finest clothes, with the nose or master's voice, simply to drag him back to the height of nearby safe areas.

Set this device to " friend, " and it will alert nearby Lovegety owners that you might be up for a date.

Once, there was a dishonest and naughty boy, everyday, he would tend to a herd of sheep on the land nearby the village.

Grace, looking tired and rumpled, climbs out of her seat nearby. She looks down at her doughy body.

I accurate is what life, interlock to fall difficult of time, glue at nearby of a bond maid, all conceal like this weird mystery corps.

The only water source is a nearby underground cistern built by the British during the days of Empire.

Great. I'll ask the front desk clerk for the name of the car rental agency nearby.

Steven: Not really, But I'm thinking about going to the nearby fitness center. You know, I do need some exercises.

I hope we'll see something of you now that you live nearby.

Moreover, given ingenious mission design, it might be possible to visit the nearby red dwarf star Proxima Centauri as well.

But then two attackers stepped out on a balcony of Nariman House and opened fire on passers-by in an alley nearby.

Some of you may be lucky to have streams nearby but many do not.

A wall was damaged at the nearby Chelyabinsk Zinc Plant but there was no environmental threat, a plant spokeswoman said.

My grandpa brought me to a barber shop nearby and I must say the place is quite nice.

Kenobi was able to locate a nearby planet, Tatooine, where the group of fugitives would be able to purchase the repairs needed.

Hearing people talking nearby, he looked up and saw nobody but a couple of tourists visiting the place and taking photos.

He is now trying to start an ecologically minded commune on a farm nearby.

Mrs. Black has a savings account with a nearby bank, and recently she started to receive statements not in accordance with her books.

There was a knoll nearby, which he climbed at once. Looking far into the distance from the height, he was utterly surprised.

He then broke a nearby window under which the ladder could have better footing, and he helped the five escape, he said.

They are the children of baggage handlers at nearby Charles de Gaulle International Airport and cleaners at the local schools.

Then a sudden howl he gave sent the green leaves falling off the nearby trees and the muddy water bubbling and foaming.

The cities would be known as the city by the river, or the city in the clouds, but not as the city with an equally large suburb nearby.

A few days afterward, we left the Taichung mountain villa and ventured into the unknown mountains nearby.

For the actual dinner, we were able to rent a community center nearby for a couple of hundred dollars.

Two other coworkers tied their belts around his arms and others ran to a nearby store to get ice to store his hands in.

Rochester is now living in morose solitude AT the lonely nearby manor of Ferndean. Jane hurries to see him.

Master Foo said nothing, but pointed at the moon . A nearby dog began to bark at the master's hand.

Especially, taxies can be found everywhere in the front of opera theater, Steve Square nearby and inside of the Michael Plaza.

If the weather is good, head out from the nearby Hermitage Hotel for an easy, pleasant alpine walk to the bottom of the glacier.

He said that business lunch sets or going Dutch at nearby restaurants cost at least 15 yuan .

Photons with a trillion times more energy than visible light are flying out of a relatively nearby galaxy.

At a nearby farmhouse, dogs barked nervously, as if this strange light had wakened evil spirits in the weeds.

At first the dry sticks caught fire then a firm house nearby it flared up in the wind.

They then drank Dichlorvos, a highly toxic pesticide, in an attempt to commit suicide, but were saved in a nearby hospital.

Though Kashi's brother lived nearby and had kept tabs on her, it was ten days before he found her.

Then he found a new spot nearby, under the fire escape of a theater.